I have an off market multi family, mixed use, and single family rental portfolio with major upside potential in a sought after area. 

My goal for the near future is to dive into single family homes using the BRRRR strategy. 

Having a single Illinois IRA LLC and just getting quality landlord insurance would also likely be a fine option and would be simpler to manage. 

View report *This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hi Everyone, I've been working on my analysis of properties including multi-family properties as I want to start with them over single family homes.

I'm mostly interested in Single family Homes in the 30-60k price range.

You won't find a 1% deal that is a single family in a nice neighborhood, but you can buy, add your value, maybe hold for a little bit and sell (a live in flip would be a great idea).

However, one of the worst real estate decisions you can make involving a single family home is to over improve it.  

I recently booked a single family home from a reputed builder in Frisco, Texas.

Unless its a multifamily home with a single meter and common areas who ever resides in the home should be responsible for all utilities.

Crowdfunding platforms run by a single sponsor (syndicator) as a way to raise additional capital for their dealsThe above can be divided into debt or equity.